On This Day in Gaming: April 23

ON THIS DAY IN GAMING

April 23

The games released on this day in gaming history.

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3-in-1 Animated Jigsaws Bundle coverThis year

3-in-1 Animated Jigsaws Bundle

SwitchWorldwide

Three video jigsaw puzzle games in one great value collection!

Raw Signal: Uncover Gay Hidden Secrets coverThis year

Raw Signal: Uncover Gay Hidden Secrets

PCWorldwide

Can you uncover the filthiest secrets and the most unexpected objects during a wild gay party? Step into the role of a private detective in this free hidden object game filled with lust, mystery, and temptation.

Hentai Reina coverThis year

Hentai Reina

PCWorldwide

Hentai Reina is an adult game about a sexy police girl. Unlock new revealing illustrations, complete levels, earn achievements, and enjoy hot content in the gallery.

The Guest II coverThis year

The Guest II

PCWorldwide

The Guest II is a first-person psychological horror experience.

Our Metal Bowl coverThis year

Our Metal Bowl

SwitchWorldwide

Explore, fight alongside your robot companion, solve puzzles, and gather essential nutrients to restore life to an abandoned greenhouse.

Kickback Clicker coverThis year

Kickback Clicker

SwitchWorldwide

Mutants are flooding the planets! Destroy them all! Improve your technology, upgrade weapons and turn dangerous worlds into safe havens. Every click is a step towards the future of mankind!

Throw Anything: Zombie Invaders coverThis year

Throw Anything: Zombie Invaders

SwitchWorldwide

Stack it, smash it, and throw everything you can! Survive wacky zombie waves, clear chaotic chapters, and enjoy nonstop laughter in this physics-based action defense game.

Sports Games coverThis year

Sports Games

SwitchWorldwide

Get ready for nonstop action with the Sports Games pack, featuring three exciting games that bring competition, skill, and fun together in one bundle. Whether you love team sports or fast reflex challenges, this pack has something for everyone.

The Way of the Tray: Japanese Restaurant Simulator coverThis year

The Way of the Tray: Japanese Restaurant Simulator

SwitchWorldwide

The Way of the Tray is a waiter simulator with action puzzle elements in a Japanese spirit world setting inspired by Ghibli studio films. Your task is to master the skill of serving dishes and earn the trust of yokai patrons.

Rat of Infinity: Idle Clicker coverThis year

Rat of Infinity: Idle Clicker

PCWorldwide

Click, collect and upgrade your lab. Rat of Infinity is an idle clicker where you obtain vials, gather scientific cards, prestige your lab and chase endless heights!

Devidicon coverThis year

Devidicon

PS5Worldwide

In the year 2197, Space Station Ominious 19 has collapsed. A band of space pirates have taken over. They have killed the entire staff and residents residing on the station and have caused massive amounts of damage.

Find Cats in the Casino coverThis year

Find Cats in the Casino

PCWorldwide

Do you think you have good attention to detail? 12 cameras, 100 hidden cats and one shift to find them all.

The Last Letter coverThis year

The Last Letter

PCWorldwide

The Last Letter is a short VHS-style horror game about a film student who receives mysterious letters containing coordinates that lead to a house deep in the forest, where the truth about his past awaits.

Lysa Hora: The Haunted Hill coverThis year

Lysa Hora: The Haunted Hill

PCWorldwide

A sci-fi horror where ancient rituals intertwine with Soviet experiments. With a strong emphasis on atmosphere, discover a forbidden place inspired by a real location through fortification tunnels, hidden laboratories, and ancient shrines.

Nova Rush coverThis year

Nova Rush

PCWorldwide

A brutal jetpack bullet-hell where one mistake ends your run. Master precision flight, dodge deadly drones, and survive the chaos.

AeroWave OS coverThis year

AeroWave OS

PCMacWorldwide

AeroWave OS is a singleplayer rhythm game with a nostalgic aesthetic based on the 2000’s.

Parting Shadows coverThis year

Parting Shadows

PCLinuxMacWorldwide

Parting Shadows is a JRPG with ATB combat, branching narratives, and local co-op. Choose from 6 classes with 34 unique upgrade paths across three stories where your decisions lead to completely different battles, party compositions, and endings.

Trench Lord: Eastern Front coverThis year

Trench Lord: Eastern Front

PCWorldwide

The enemy has invaded the territory, the motherland needs you, soldier! Gather your troops and defeat all enemies!

Castle of Shikigami 3 coverThis year

Castle of Shikigami 3

PortSwitchJapan

・A culmination of character shooting games set in a unique worldview! ・A wide variety of newly added playable characters and attack methods, as well as a 2P scenario that is different from 1P play. ・Features a high-tension MAX system that w…

Aevalore coverThis year

Aevalore

PCMacWorldwide

No dialogue. No filler. Just chaos.

Sophie's Grids coverThis year

Sophie's Grids

LinuxPCWorldwide

Solve scrambled grids by turning their rows and columns.

Star Fire: Eternal Cycle coverThis year

Star Fire: Eternal Cycle

PS5Xbox Series X|SWorldwide

Star Fire is a love letter to classic arcade side-scrollers, reimagined with roguelite progression, modern action polish, and that “just one more run” itch. It’s fast, punchy, and all about no-pressure fun with tight combat, slick movement, and endless ways to cause chaos.

Skollorn coverThis year

Skollorn

PCWorldwide

Sköllorn is a fast-paced, minimalist RTS where the map itself is your weapon. Sever supply lanes, forge new fronts, and wield one of five asymmetric commander doctrines across procedurally generated galaxies. Solo or up to 8-player skirmishes — no two wars are ever the same.

Piggy's Farm coverThis year

Piggy's Farm

Xbox OneXbox Series X|SPCWorldwide

Planting Chaos, Harvesting Solutions

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